Breast Mass or Lump: What can it be if it's not cancer? The most common benign breast masses we see.
Discovering we have a breast mass or being told we have an anomaly on our mammogram is always panic inducing. We always think of the worst. However, in the majority of cases, the diagnosis will be benign. In this week’s video, we go over the benign pathologies we most commonly encounter in our daily practice. For more information, check 2breastsurgeons.com blogpost where you will also find the description of benign breast lesions less often encountered. We hope this helps you.

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